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What is Wildfly?
WildFly is a flexible, open-source application server written in Java that helps you build and deploy amazing applications. It is commonly used for enterprise Java applications, supporting technologies like Jakarta EE (formerly Java EE). It provides a robust platform for deploying and managing web applications, microservices, and other enterprise-level software.
What other technologies are related to Wildfly?
Wildfly Competitor Technologies
JBoss
JBoss is the community project behind WildFly. While not directly competitive, they represent different development and release cycles of the same core technology, serving similar purposes as application servers.
Tomcat
Tomcat is a servlet container, a lighter alternative to full Java EE application servers like WildFly. It primarily handles web applications, whereas WildFly offers a broader range of Java EE features.
WebLogic
WebLogic is a commercial Java EE application server from Oracle. It competes directly with WildFly in the enterprise application server market.
Glassfish
GlassFish is another Java EE application server. It is an open-source project that can serve as a reference implementation for the Java EE standards, and competes directly with WildFly.
WebSphere
WebSphere is a commercial Java EE application server from IBM. It competes directly with WildFly in the enterprise application server market.
Spring
Spring is a comprehensive application framework that provides alternatives to many Java EE features offered by WildFly. While Spring applications can be deployed on WildFly, Spring Boot offers an alternative way of building applications.
Apache Tomcat
Tomcat is a servlet container, a lighter alternative to full Java EE application servers like WildFly. It primarily handles web applications, whereas WildFly offers a broader range of Java EE features.
Spring Boot
Spring Boot is a framework that simplifies the creation of stand-alone, production-grade Spring based Applications. It competes with Wildfly as an alternative stack for running java applications.
Number of organizations that mention technology
2,392
Wildfly
8,416
JBoss
13,834
Tomcat
6,900
WebLogic
736
Glassfish
5,593
WebSphere
26,100
Spring
5,062
Apache Tomcat
33,006
Spring Boot
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Wildfly Complementary Technologies
Keycloak
Keycloak is an open-source identity and access management solution. It can be integrated with WildFly to provide authentication and authorization services for applications.
JSF
JavaServer Faces (JSF) is a Java EE standard for building user interfaces. WildFly provides a JSF implementation and it is a standard technology used for creating user interfaces with wildfly.
JPA
Java Persistence API (JPA) is a Java EE standard for object-relational mapping. WildFly provides a JPA implementation for managing persistent data.
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Which job functions commonly mention Wildfly?
DevOps Engineer
0.2% of all DevOps Engineer jobs mention Wildfly
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Software Architect
0.1% of all Software Architect jobs mention Wildfly
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Software Engineer
0.1% of all Software Engineer jobs mention Wildfly
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Frontend Engineer
0.1% of all Frontend Engineer jobs mention Wildfly
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Engineer
0.1% of all Engineer jobs mention Wildfly
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